Proposals and War Aims That Didn't Happen Map Thread
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I suspect it's an official rump state based on having Washington, Philadelphia, and New York - the triple historical capitals - and being the Mid-Atlantic core, which is frequently called the "most American" region of the east coast vs the Southern States from VA downwards and New England having much stronger local identities vs the Mid-Atlantic's identity always being based on "sorta just there".
From reading the article, it seems like the guy who made the map didn't know that much about American culture.
keep in mind that it's also a very old map--i seem to remember hearing that it's from about the Bush era
Alcsentre Calanice
Gone Fishin'
While not an actual claim, I thought this image I found in old cartoons would make an interesting map, even though it would be more likely the Germans went for Fiume. A world with a German plurality Trieste would have been interesting, though.
On the bottom left the gay Nazi stereotype?
Having Lebanon split in two certainly makes more sense than both halves being swallowed by Israel, which would just lenthgtehn their border and cause even greater rifts with local Christian and Shia groups. Oddly enough though, I bought the Alawife state was further south.
Foolish? Perhaps. But at that age most kids don't know the islands north and west of Quebec are all owned by Nunavut. The rest is fairly standard stuff. Do you rememeber what you thought process with Coahuila was? You found old maps showing both them and Texas as part of the same province?
Bernard Lewis was a historian, advisor to GWA Bush and associated with the neocons agenda. I'm not familiar with this specific proposal.
That whole website is good for stuff. I think I keep one of its tabs permanently open all the time.
Coahuila was probably because I thought the Rio Grande Republic still had, like, relevance and shit.
Yes, the only aspect I think will still happen: VERMONTEXIT 2020
3/10. Lacks Constantinople and Aegean Anatolian Coastline. And Pontus.
